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Seven Labour MPs were stripped of the whip for backing an SNP motion to axe the welfare limit.

General Sir Roly Walker has said the UK must ‘re-establish credible land forces’ in an ‘increasingly volatile’ world.

The duke agreed that his determination to seek justice against allegations of phone hacking was a ‘central piece’ in destroying family relationships.

The Prime Minister had claimed the Government inherited crisis and failure ‘absolutely everywhere’ from the Conservatives.

Ms Phillipson said that education was ‘back at the forefront of national life’.

Nominations are due to open for the Conservative leadership as the party attempts to rebuild in opposition after its mauling in the general election.

Rishi Sunak made a self-deprecating joke in relation to his defeat at the General Election during Sir Keir Starmer’s first Prime Minister’s Questions at the helm. As the Conservative leader wished the UK’s athletes good luck at the Paris Olympics, he mocked himself by stating that they would not be coming to him for advice on winning. After 14 years in power, the Tories suffered a crushing defeat on July 4, losing 175 MPs, including a slew of prominent ministers...

"It would seem there’s money for kings, but not kids"

"An astounding achievement to spend £50 billion plus on a project that will reduce rail capacity and make the trains run slower", Sam Freedman said.